Nancy Nzau

Kenya's largest interfaith body has called for a credible inquiry into deaths, injuries and disappearances linked to the Gen Z protests, saying the country cannot achieve healing without truth and accountability.

Opposition leader Kalonzo Musyoka has thrown his weight behind growing calls to declare June 25 a national public holiday, saying the date marks a turning point in Kenya's democratic history and should be commemorated as “Liberation Day.”

The High Court has temporarily suspended the appointment of Naisiae Paloshe Tobiko as Secretary and Chief Executive Officer of the Commission on

Now, for the first time, the State-owned power producer is trying to measure something far less tangible: its impact on the planet, the communities around its power plants and, perhaps most revealingly, the risks that could determine whether Kenya's clean-energy ambitions succeed or stall.

A fresh legal challenge has been filed at the High Court seeking to stop the government's reported plan to sell its remaining 15 per cent stake in

State-owned power producer KenGen has launched its first-ever sustainability report, outlining an ambitious plan to add 5,500 megawatts of renewable and clean energy capacity by 2034, as the company positions itself at the centre of Kenya's green industrialisation agenda.

Audit reports expose missing title deeds, land grabs, weak planning and billions in public assets at risk as National Land Commission launches new land management guide.

Nearly three years into their five-year terms, Kenya's elected leaders have received what may be the country's most comprehensive public performance appraisal yet, with more than 87,000 citizens rating governors, senators, Members of Parliament and Women Representatives on whether they have delivered on the promises that swept them into office.

Africa's climate crisis is no longer being defined by a shortage of ideas. The continent's biggest challenge is finding the money, political will and

Kenya's arid and semi-arid lands cover nearly 90 percent of the country's landmass, sustain millions of people, hold 70 percent of the national livestock herd, and underpin tourism, biodiversity and water security.